Category: “Afghan War Diaries”

NPR features Leftist Lunatic advocating Looting in America

James Fetzer"Afghan War Diaries", blog

Patty McMurry “Looting is a powerful tool to bring about real, lasting change in society”…”Provides people with an imaginative sense of freedom and pleasure” Last week, we wrote about Contra County’s Diane Becton, a first-term District Attorney, who is one of a number of radical district attorneys supported by the far-left Democrat billionaire George Soros. When looters are caught stealing from local businesses, the radical DA, Diane Becton, is asking officers to consider the needs of the looter when charging them. On August 23, Black Lives Matter leader Alycia Moaton accused…

PENN Magazine (Reprised and Updated): How we Know we Didn’t Go to the Moon

James Fetzer"Afghan War Diaries", blog

Jim Fetzer PENN magazine, edited by my colleague, Mike Palecek,  published this issue in 2018, which includes a stunning article by Winston Wu, “The Apollo Moon Hoax: 35 Proofs We Didn’t Go”. Winston is a brilliant guy and this article is my favorite on the subject. I recommend beginning with “Conspiracy Theory: Did we Land on the Moon?”, which advances one scientific reason after another about why we could not have gone and abundant evidence that the moon landing footage was faked. For those who may harbor lingering hopes that…

Targeted Assassinations: Challenging US Policy

James Fetzer"Afghan War Diaries", 2001, Bush, death squads, Fetzer, Jerome Starkey, license to kill, Petraeus, Taliban, targeted assassination, Unconventional Warfare, war on terror, Wikileaks

Stephen Lendman6 August 2010 The WikiLeaks “Afghan War Diaries” provided documented evidence of America’s out-of-control lawlessness, including Special Forces death squads (Task Force 373) extrajudicially murdering or capturing suspected Taliban and Al-Qaeda figures, many hundreds or perhaps thousands on a so-called Jpel (joint prioritized effects) list, also willfully killing civilian men, women and children, the London Times Kabul-based Jerome Starkey reporting earlier on these crimes, suppressed in US media accounts, presenting an embedded view of the war, omitting the targeting of Americans until then Director of National Intelligence Dennis C.…